Embedded in this post is a video clip created by a local artists once a part of the BWARF movement's initial top six executive members - Onkabetse Flo Hlabyago. Now a graduate in Media and Communication Science, Flo is out there carving a name for herself. A dream she has had for twelve years. WOW!!!
The most vivid memory i have of Flo is the meetings, interactions and sessions we used to have with other fellow artists like Noko a.k.a Camilleon and Mercy a.k.a Concrete Ground at the University of the North now University of Limpopo, Mankweng Campus. She was always clutched in a guitar and spotted dreadlocks almost similar to those of the late Zimabwean musician Chiwoniso Maraire.
In this latest video clip she introduces us to her newly found passion; which is presenting. She is participating in the Top 3 Polokwane SABC Sports Presenter Set. Congratulations to her and the many others who came shared the same passion for art when BWARF was still in its prime, now plying their trades in different career fields and disciplines.
The moral of the story here is: children hold on to your dreams, as musician Wee Gee once sang.
And as the saying goes;
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